Looking at the numbers Mitch fits with ease.  As it stands; 1 more home & 2 away, it looks like Rushen will move to No2. 2H 2A & Scott (when fit) would also move to No6. Castagna/McDiarmid would be at No7. McDiarmid is definitely the best option out there for the 1/7 greensheets but is that to late for change?? If King's Lynn want to make changes, they'll need to be where Rushen & Scott remain reserves & currently, to do that is replacing Cook, Castagna & Scott & declaring Rushen as RS, the risk there is the replacements could be even worse.  I can't see that happening, plus, the team starts to look in a lot of trouble if the reserves start making the main body of the team already, it's way to soon for them. It highlights there's something seriously wrong. King's Lynn look like they're in a rock n' a hard place right now. Either, accept our youngsters in the main body or a team rebuild, can't see the latter. On paper, this team should be strong but something just isn't happening.  Gating? Speed? Team bonding?

What a load of tosh every team had the chance to sign whoever they want it’s the riders perogitive where they go,can’t help that both riders what to go to most professional run club which pretty much guaranteed silverware most years.

The jeopardy for Poole would have been joining the Premiership...........

That is all fair enough, but if Poole decide to race at a level lower than they really should be (and yes we know why they do) meaning they are a huge attraction for the best young riders and will more often than not are the best team in the league then you can't really complain about visiting teams being disappointing/a let down. You are inevitably going to clatter some sides, especially if they are injury hit. Its part of the deal. Winning is great and will keep people coming back to a point but eventually the lack of jeopardy will wear thin.

Workington are back in action on Saturday at 6pm and are up against the Scunthorpe Scorpions. At the time of writing its not known whether Jonas Jeppesen will be fit to ride having crashed whilst riding in Denmark. Some better news is that Vinnie Foord returns to the side and young Dane Niklas Jakobsen recently finished third in the Danish final.  

Yeah but we’ve just decided to not run any meetings until our riders are back by the looks of the calendar